Toward Data-Driven Urban Walkability: Developing an Empirical Understanding of Walking Behavior and Urban Form

Evaluating Behavioral Energy Flexibility Potential for Human-Centric Demand Management

Non-intrusive energy state monitoring for occupancy driven load management of residential units

Personalized Environmental Control Systems (PECS): Systematic review of benefits for thermal comfort, air quality, health, and human performance

Predicting sex-based thermal sensation differences: a multilevel ordinal regression approach

Development of a blind control occupant behaviour model (BC-OBM) based on contextual and time-related factors through supervised machine learning approaches

A multi-task deep reinforcement learning-based recommender system for co-optimizing energy, comfort, and air quality in commercial buildings with humans-in-the-loop

Ten questions concerning statistical data analysis in human-centric buildings research: A focus on thermal comfort investigations

Rethinking walkability: Exploring the relationship between urban form and neighborhood social cohesion

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